Enfin, la maladie était vaincu. De nouveau, froide et raisonnable, Marianne se faisait l'effet d'être la seule personne sensée dans un monde de fous. Elle n'avait plus ni haine ni amour. Elle comprenait son père. Elle les comprenait tous. Qui comprend ne hait pas.
Anne Perry: A Christmas Guest The third book in Anne Perry's series of Christmas novellas, each one of which has as their protagonist one of the supporting characters from Perry's main series (William Monk, and Charlotte & Thomas Pitt). This installment's starring role goes to Charlotte Pitt's vin...
bookshelves: nobel-laureate, sweden, lit-richer, published-1891, spring-2015, film-only, debut, teh-demon-booze Read from February 05 to March 07, 2015 Description: The eponymous hero, a country pastor whose appetite for alcohol and indiscretions ends his career, falls in with a dozen vagrant S...
Un ensemble de contes nordiques, charmants, très poétiques, un peu fantastique, plein d'apprentissages aussi sur la nature humaine, ses méandres, sa complexité et ses errements. Je ne connaissais pas du tout l'auteur, ça donne envie d'en découvrir un peu plus :)
Too boring, I couldn't finish.
translationtbr busting 20123Msspring 2012ebookGutenberg172 ratingsswedishKejsarn av Portugallien (1914) Translated by Velma Swanston HowardOpening - THE BEATING HEART: Jan of Ruffluck Croft never tired of telling about the day when his little girl came into the world. In the early morning he had bee...
When a farm couple's lovely baby is stolen and replaced with an ugly, trouble-making troll baby, everyone but the heart-broken mother thinks the changeling should be killed, or at least abused in hopes that his mother will take him back. When she refuses, everyone ostracizes her, but she resolutely ...
The greatest book you never even heard of. One would imagine that winning the Nobel Prize ought to raise your profile a little, but apparently not.Come on... tell me I'm wrong and you know it well, and I'll be so grateful to you!
Larger-than-life Swedish epic, with some great images. Not sure how well her beautiful poetic Swedish translates though - maybe this is why the book is virtually unknown in English.